Sentence examples for longstanding generation from inspiring English sources

The present data favor the idea that excessive and longstanding generation of NO derived from iNOS is an important player in FFA-induced β-cell dysfunction after long-term culturing.

A great orchestra's glory lies partly in continuity, the passing of musical traditions among generations of longstanding members.

Intergenerational equity means cancelling longstanding socioeconomic contracts between generations that help pay the costs of growing old, becoming sick and eventually dying.

Patient aggression is a longstanding problem in general hospital nursing.

Thus, giving music away for free or at a loss in order to introduce an artist isn't something from the MP3 generation but a longstanding practice.

He is part of a generation that shared longstanding assumptions about the way medicine is practiced: Physicians are the unambiguous source of medical knowledge; notes and orders are written in paper records while standing at the nurses' station; and X-rays are film placed on light boxes and viewed over a radiologist's shoulder.

When asked whether the recovery effort might be shortsighted, Build It Back director Amy Peterson told VICE News, "These are longstanding communities on the waterfront, generations of homeowners.

This ended a longstanding pattern that forced former generations of the royal family to marry only fellow members of "pure" descent.

The commission's staff had also opposed allowing Iberdrola to build wind turbines in the state, arguing that it would violate a longstanding commission policy to prevent the generation, transmission and distribution of power by a single company, which could leave customers and suppliers vulnerable to price manipulation.

A longstanding technical challenge has been the generation of mice carrying subtle genomic modifications such as point mutations.

It also generated a longstanding controversy.